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Man sentenced to 40 years in Tempe sexual assault of college student
A 33-year-old man has been sentence to 40 years in prison for the sexual assault of a college student in Tempe. Eric Todd Bell was found guilty in April of five counts of sexual assault and one … more
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The Scottsdale Gallery Association is holding it’s June Days Gold Palette ArtWalk on June 6 in correlation with the City of Scottsdale’s June Days summer spectacular.
Scottsdale Gallery Association presents June Days Gold Palette ArtWalk
On Thursday, June 6, the Scottsdale Gallery Association and participating member galleries present the June Days Gold Palette ArtWalk in conjunction with the city of Scottsdale’s June Days … more
From right, Artist Thomas “Breeze” Marcus signs his mural at the S’edav Va’aki Museum as Mayor Kate Gallego and Councilmember Kesha Hodge-Washington look on. (Courtesy city of Phoenix)
Phoenix plans $25.2 million for public art over next 5 years
The city of Phoenix is spending more on public art than ever before, with $25.2 million in projects planned during the next five years, up nearly $5.3 million from last year’s five-year plan. … more
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From left to right, alleged “Gilbert Goons” Jacob Pennington entered plea deals in two assault cases in Maricopa and Pinal counties, Deleon Haynes entered a plea deal in Maricopa County, and Garrett Bagshaw entered a plea deal in Pinal County.
Three ‘Gilbert Goons’ enter plea deals in 2 separate assault cases
Three alleged “Gilbert Goons” have pleaded guilty to criminal charges in Maricopa and Pinal counties. None of the defendants are charged in the October murder of 16-year-old Preston Lord … more
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Arizona State University’s SMB lab helps small and midsize businesses solve problems from the competitive strategy of a particular business to reducing its inventory levels.
Valley businesses get boost from ASU expertise
An idea lab is helping sprout durable concepts to help some Valley business owners grip the reins of success. But Arizona State University’s SMB lab — for small and midsize businesses … more
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United Sound student playing the drums during a performance.
United Sound nonprofit in Mesa receives grant for special needs music program
United Sound, an Arizona nonprofit based in Mesa that provides music lessons to special needs students, recently received a $15,000 grant through Arizona Financial Credit Union’s Local Causes … more
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The Chandler Unified School District Governing Board is expected to vote at its June 12 meeting about what type of bond, if any, to send out to voters for approval in the Nov. 5 election.
Chandler schools could have bond on November ballot
The Chandler Unified School District Governing Board seems poised to vote next month on whether or not to take a bond to voters this November. The district has mostly exhausted its bond funds … more
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Ken Bennett, right, chats with fellow senators Janae Shamp and David Gowan Tuesday on the Senate floor. (Capitol Media Services photo by Howard Fischer)
Border security legislation stalled temporarily in Arizona senate
PHOENIX — Border security legislation stalled Tuesday, at least temporarily, amid concerns by one senator about some of its provisions. Ken Bennett told Capitol Media Services some of what … more
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Teen mental health issues and substance abuse is getting a closer look in the northwest Valley thanks to a Maricopa County grant to Banner Health.
Surprise, northwest Valley at-risk teens get lifeline
Now in its third month of operation in the far northwest Valley, a Del E. Webb hospital program helps teens ages 13 to 17 through an intensive outpatient program setting with three-hour group-based therapy sessions more
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With the bridge deck poured for the widening of westbound I-10 over the Salt River, crews this month began to build the deck for wider eastbound lanes as part of the Broadway Curve improvement project.
I-10 ramps closed for Broadway Curve work, more to come
Two eastbound off-ramps are closed so work can move forward on the Broadway Curve improvement project, and state transportation officials said drivers can expect to see more long-term closures later … more
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Scottsdale Community Assistance Manager Mary Witkofski listed staff recommendations for ways to spend this years community development block grant money at the council’s May 6 meeting.
Scottsdale City Council approves priorities for CDBG money
Scottsdale will soon have a new pot of money to help the city’s most vulnerable population as well as residents looking to upgrade their homes or have emergency repairs completed. The city … more
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Fires in Pinal County this year have ranged in size from half an acre to the 2,000-acre Range Fire north of Florence.
Welding, grinding primary causes of recent wildfires in Pinal County
A recent spike in wildfire activity in some parts of Pinal County is causing concern for state fire management officers. Since April 1 to May 9, the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire … more
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